Eagles' Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith sit out Wednesday practice
Eagles running back Saquon Barkley did not take part in Wednesday's practice. The headline also lists DeVonta Smith among those who did not practice.
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Eagles running back Saquon Barkley did not take part in Wednesday's practice. The headline also lists DeVonta Smith among those who did not practice.
Read on NBC SportsSaquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith are among 7 Eagles players who did not practice, according to the injury report ahead of Week 5.
Read on Yahoo SportsEagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio acknowledged it is possible Jalen Carter is playing too much. He also addressed the late-game collapse, concerns about the pass rush and depth issues.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Eagles' defense was on the field for 32 minutes against the Rams, including 8:55 in the fourth quarter. Vic Fangio commented on whether that was too much.
Read on Yahoo SportsSean Mannion remains firm in his belief in the Eagles' offensive system and in his players' ability to run it.
Read on Yahoo SportsRight tackle Lane Johnson has ended his career, according to the report. His departure makes the road tougher for the Eagles and for head coach Nick Sirianni.
Read on CBS SportsPhiladelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson has announced his retirement. Yahoo Sports highlights his impact, noting that if the NFL had a WAR-style metric, Johnson would likely top the charts.
Read on Yahoo SportsWith right tackle Lane Johnson retiring, the Eagles and Jalen Hurts face a tougher task in fixing the offense, according to ESPN.
Read on ESPNRunning back Tank Bigsby suffered a core muscle injury Sunday that requires surgery, according to sources. The headline also says Barkley is week-to-week.
Read on ESPNRams coach Sean McVay said his assistant coaches will learn from a viral interaction with Eagles fans that took place during Sunday's win over Philadelphia.
Read on ESPNLane Johnson, a two-time All-Pro right tackle, announced his retirement Tuesday. He spent all 14 years of his career with the Eagles, and the headline says he is stepping away to focus on his mental health.
Read on ESPNThe Eagles led the Rams 20-10 late in the fourth quarter but lost after Los Angeles scored back-to-back touchdowns in the final four minutes. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio discussed the effect of the snap count and the need to close out games.
Read on NBC SportsPhiladelphia's Lane Johnson is leaving football for personal reasons after missing Week 4. His unexpected exit closes out a celebrated career with the Eagles.
Read on CBS SportsLane Johnson, the Eagles tackle who made the Pro Bowl 6 times, is ending his career with a retirement announcement.
Read on Yahoo SportsRight tackle Lane Johnson has abruptly announced he is retiring from the NFL. The five-time All-Pro spent all 14 of his seasons in the league with Philadelphia.
Read on Yahoo SportsOffensive tackle Lane Johnson is retiring following a decorated 14-year career in the NFL. He had missed the Eagles' game in Week 4 for "personal reasons."
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Eagles running back appears to have avoided a long-term injury, according to a report. He is considered week-to-week.
Read on CBS SportsSean McVay said he addressed the fourth-quarter exchange with Philadelphia fans. He promised the coaching staff will handle emotional moments with more composure going forward.
Read on CBS SportsLamar Jackson is uncertain to play in Week 5 because of an ankle injury, per a roundup of Week 4 news. Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson announced his retirement, and the Seahawks will not sign Joe Mixon.
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